he is at SF General in a coma all because of what???? damn it all. GFF he made it back from the sand box and now this crap. I have worked side by side with him many times. Damn good guy
Calfire firefighter struck in Richmond district hit-and-run in critical condition | Andrea Koskey | Crime | San Francisco Examiner
Calfire firefighter struck in Richmond district hit-and-run in critical condition
By:Andrea Koskey | 11/27/11 2:39 PM
Examiner Staff Writer.
this is the attacker
San Francisco police are looking for this suspect in an alleged hit-and-run in the Richmond district early Thanksgiving morning.
A Calfire firefighter who was intentionally struck by a vehicle Thursday morning, remains in critical condition and the San Francisco Police Department continues to look for the suspect.
The 29-year-old firefighter was struck by a car in the Shell gas station parking lot at Geary Boulevard and Ninth Avenue around 2:45 a.m., according to the police.
Before the physical attack, police said, the victim and the suspect had gotten into an argument at a restaurant two blocks away, at the corner of 11th Avenue and Geary Boulevard. The two were separated and the victim reportedly left the restaurant.
The victim then walked to the gas station and the suspect, described as a mixed race or Latino man between the ages of 18 and 24 years old, drove to the gas station and intentionally hit the victim, according to police.
The suspect was seen leaving the gas station in a black Mazda CX or similar SUV, with possible front end damage. The car has 12-spoke sport rims.
The victim is a San Francisco native, according to Calfire Capt. Jonathan Cox. The victim, whose name was not released by Calfire, has worked as a seasonal firefighter for the past five years at the Saratoga Summit Fire Station, in Santa Clara County.
According to Cox, the man also served as a Marine for four years and served in Iraq. He remains in critical condition at San Francisco General Hospital.
Our main concern is his well being and recovery, and assisting SFPD in their ongoing investigation, Cox said.
The suspect remains on the loose, according to police. Anyone with information on the suspect or the incident is asked contact police on the anonymous tip line at 415-575-4444 or text a tip to TIP411.
Calfire firefighter struck in Richmond district hit-and-run in critical condition | Andrea Koskey | Crime | San Francisco Examiner
Calfire firefighter struck in Richmond district hit-and-run in critical condition
By:Andrea Koskey | 11/27/11 2:39 PM
Examiner Staff Writer.
this is the attacker
San Francisco police are looking for this suspect in an alleged hit-and-run in the Richmond district early Thanksgiving morning.
A Calfire firefighter who was intentionally struck by a vehicle Thursday morning, remains in critical condition and the San Francisco Police Department continues to look for the suspect.
The 29-year-old firefighter was struck by a car in the Shell gas station parking lot at Geary Boulevard and Ninth Avenue around 2:45 a.m., according to the police.
Before the physical attack, police said, the victim and the suspect had gotten into an argument at a restaurant two blocks away, at the corner of 11th Avenue and Geary Boulevard. The two were separated and the victim reportedly left the restaurant.
The victim then walked to the gas station and the suspect, described as a mixed race or Latino man between the ages of 18 and 24 years old, drove to the gas station and intentionally hit the victim, according to police.
The suspect was seen leaving the gas station in a black Mazda CX or similar SUV, with possible front end damage. The car has 12-spoke sport rims.
The victim is a San Francisco native, according to Calfire Capt. Jonathan Cox. The victim, whose name was not released by Calfire, has worked as a seasonal firefighter for the past five years at the Saratoga Summit Fire Station, in Santa Clara County.
According to Cox, the man also served as a Marine for four years and served in Iraq. He remains in critical condition at San Francisco General Hospital.
Our main concern is his well being and recovery, and assisting SFPD in their ongoing investigation, Cox said.
The suspect remains on the loose, according to police. Anyone with information on the suspect or the incident is asked contact police on the anonymous tip line at 415-575-4444 or text a tip to TIP411.
